$0-$50K annual project value
Emerging
Indicative trade access, sample support, standard quote review.
Trade program
Australian trade access is built around professional review, project support, sample kits, AUD quote paths, specification assets, and faster decision-making.
Trade tiers
Tiering is based on project fit, annual pipeline, specification needs, and the level of support required to move from sample to quote to production.
$0-$50K annual project value
Indicative trade access, sample support, standard quote review.
$50K-$150K annual project value
Priority quote review, line sheet support, sample allocation, project tagging.
$150K+ annual project value
Project-specific pricing review, spec support, delivery/access planning, recurring pipeline cadence.
Trade workflow
Qualified studios should be able to move from sample kit to quote to production updates without chasing a generic inbox.
Trade assets
This is the commercially usable layer missing from many Australian competitors.
Trade asset
The trade-facing line sheet structure for designers, architects, and procurement teams comparing categories, from-pricing, lead times, and quote inputs.
Sample workflow
How Australian trade users should request samples, interpret material direction, and move from sample approval to quote.
Delivery planning
The practical delivery checklist for heavy stone furniture going into Australian houses, apartments, hotels, and display suites.
Specifier resource
The specification pattern every product page and trade quote should follow before a custom stone piece enters production.
Trade policy
Review-ready terms for Australian designers, architects, hospitality procurement teams, stylists, and sourcing firms.
Trade questions
Trade terms, sample access, and quote speed all depend on accurate project information.
Interior designers, architects, hospitality procurement teams, property stylists, and sourcing firms can apply when they have a genuine project pipeline or active specification need.
No. Trade pricing is project-specific and depends on category, stone, quantity, complexity, delivery risk, timeline, and the level of recurring specification work.
Yes, but samples are prioritised for active or near-term projects and should be tied to role, city, product category, and stone direction.
Dimensions, drawings, stone preference, project city, delivery access, client approval deadline, budget band, and installation timing make the first quote response more useful.
Next step
The trade program captures studios before a live client deadline forces a rushed supplier decision.